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Latest revision as of 02:01, 8 September 2025
EA 23.96
Varsion type
Nightly
Release data
2025.02.26
(Translated by ChatGPT)
- When loading old save data, the World Doctrine screen will appear. Please configure the settings accordingly. (Settings may reset every time in Nightly.)
[Additions and Changes]
- Adjusted the nutrients of protein and mayo to avoid overlap with other seasonings.
- Important items can now be marked on the global map.
- Renamed the unused version of Corgon to "Corgon's Papa" to prevent confusion due to appearances in certain fan works.
- Changed the rarity of Fallen Angel's Blood to Artifact.
- When extracting enchantments with Rune Mold, the actual strength of the enchantment will now be displayed in parentheses if it differs from the extractable strength.
- Set portraits for Iska and Goda. (If any characters were using the old portrait ID "special_n_orc," their portrait may now be unassigned and needs to be reset.)
- Set Ship as an unbreakable item.
- Revised the mechanics of World Doctrine, removing the point-based system and making the settings actually affect gameplay.
- Integrated Vows into World Doctrine. The World Doctrine screen will now be displayed during character creation.
[Fixes]
- Fixed an issue where Cleave activated with multiple weapons would cause the cleave location to shift.
- Fixed a bug where ranged melee attacks from mushrooms and similar creatures stopped functioning.
- Fixed a regression where breaking walls in towns caused adjacent furniture to lose its placement state.
- Various minor fixes and adjustments.
[Notes]
- Being licked by a black cat does not always grant an enchantment.
- Implementing World Doctrine took longer than expected. Vows (restrictions) and workarounds (legacy settings) will continue to be added over time. However, since this screen now appears at game start, too many settings might overwhelm first-time players, so the number of options will remain limited.
- "Workarounds" are not cheats but settings for players who want to maintain the feel of previous versions when balance adjustments or nerfs significantly change gameplay. Therefore, options will not be added for features that are planned for future content or reward adjustments (such as pet feat XP gain or gene drop rates). However, temporary or limited-time options may be considered. Feedback on this is welcome.
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